Community organizing in the United States
Community organizing in the United States
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DOI：
10.1093/cdj/bsv016
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发表时间：
2015-07-01
影响因子：
1.5
通讯作者：
DeFilippis, James
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作者：
Fisher, Robert;DeFilippis, James
本文讨论的是美国的社区组织（CO）。这不是一个全面的调查，整个CO在美国的背景下，而是解决关键组件随着时间的推移和关键主题的CO使用特定的例子，以得出该领域的中心教训。关键的主题包括CO的广泛扩散和组织多样性，固有的政治和有争议的性质，辩证的语境，和有限的成功。当代的努力，如资产为基础的社区发展，ACORN，茶党，移民权利组织，占领华尔街，和城市联盟的权利是用来充实这些关键的主题，以及说明目前的景观和挑战，CO在美国。
This article discusses community organizing (CO) in the United States. It is not a comprehensive survey of the entirety of CO in the US context, but instead addresses key components over time and critical themes in CO using particular examples to draw out central lessons for the field. Critical themes include CO's broad proliferation and organizational diversity, inherent political and contested nature, dialectic contextualization, and limited success. Contemporary efforts such as Asset-based Community Development, ACORN, the Tea Party, immigrant rights organizing, Occupy Wall Street, and the Right to the City Alliance are used to flesh out these critical themes as well as illustrate the current landscape and challenges for CO in the US.